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Ono no Tofu Standing on the Bank of a Stream and Watching a Frog Leap to Catch a Willow Branch

Ono no Tofu Standing on the Bank of a Stream and Watching a Frog Leap to Catch a Willow Branch by Totoya Hokkei — Japanese Woodblock print (surimono); ink and color on paper, ca. 1825

Ono no Tofu Standing on the Bank of a Stream and Watching a Frog Leap to Catch a Willow Branch

by Totoya Hokkei

Date:: ca. 1825
Medium:: Woodblock print (surimono); ink and color on paper
Source:: Metropolitan Museum of Art

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First of the Right Group: Jewelled Branch (Migi ichiban takara no eda) by Totoya Hokkei

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Ono no Tofu Standing on the Bank of a Stream and Watching a Frog Leap to Catch a Willow Branch was created by Totoya Hokkei (魚屋北渓) in ca. 1825.